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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you don't have a toilet of this size, you can choose a squatting toilet with water in the back. I hope my answer can help you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There are two holes in the toilet drain, one is closed, you can open that one, and then seal the hole that is not used with a sealant pad, and put glass glue, you go to the plumbing equipment store to see if it is appropriate?
The kitchen floor is a 3-meter rectangle, right? Square floor tiles with a side length of 3 decimeters are the best to use. The length of 3 meters can be spread here 10, and the width of the meter can be spread 8 pieces. >>>More
The thickness of the wall occupied by the wall tiles, cement mortar and tiles is about in, you can choose the toilet with a pit distance of 300, and when the toilet is installed, because the diameter of the toilet drain is smaller than the hole diameter of the toilet sewer pipe, the toilet can be adjusted by moving it forward appropriately.
If the toilet with a 30 pit distance is installed 9cm away from the wall after the brick is pasted, it can be replaced with a toilet with a 40 pit spacing, and the diameter of the toilet drain nozzle is smaller than that of the toilet sewer pipe, which can be adjusted by moving the toilet forward appropriately.
It doesn't have to be that big, I guess you're talking about the size from the back wall, but it doesn't matter, there are some very avant-garde designs with such products, you just need to provide the size range and then supervise the installation quality of the bottom flange to basically ensure that there will be no leakage.
The length of the wire is centimeter = meter.